Tag: Cavan-Monaghan
Newspaper Club – February 2019
Pink Shirt Day by Newspaper club member Ryan Pillman On February 27, 2019, it is Pink shirt day in Canada. Everybody in Canada will be celebrating Pink shirt day for the meaning of it…
Chemong Chimney Delivers Warmth and Style to Your Home
Looking to keep warm? Chemong Chimney has a complete range of fireplace products using fuel of all types from wood, natural gas, propane to wood pellets. In operation since 1993, the family-owned business delivers…
Lots to Learn at your Local Library
Although February is the shortest month, it can often feel like the longest. The Cavan Monaghan Libraries have lots of activities planned to help quickly pass this chilly month. The Old Millbrook School Family…
New Art in the Library Installation
This month a new photography exhibit will begin in the Keene library, featuring pieces produced by Anne Corke. A retired IT professional, Anne now lives in Cavan Monaghan with her two Lakeland Terriers.…
Maple Leaf Cavan FC – Soccer Club News
First of all, congratulations to the Cavan FC Men’s Team who finished the 2018 Season as double Champions, taking home the Ontario Soccer League – Frank Docherty Cup & Winning the Central East Division…
Minor Ball Hockey League Prepares for Season Three
As the end of the local ice hockey season draws near, minor hockey players can find solace in the knowledge that its warm-weather equivalent will be starting soon on home “ice” to the void. …
Encouraging a New Generation of Beekeepers
The Kawartha Junior Beekeepers Program was established in 2017 and is a hands-on program for children aged 8 to 12 years who are interested in learning about beekeeping. The program follows the beekeepers’ year…
Public Input Sought to Address Waste Management Challenges
According to County records, Cavan Monaghan has the dubious record of being the largest garbage generator per capita in the County, creating more than 237 kg per capita in the first nine months, compared…
Freshly-Minted Law Professional Opens her Doors for Business
Switching careers is commonplace these days, as the changing economy creates new employment opportunities almost as quickly as it eliminates others. When Janet Heeringa and her brother Richard decided it was time to leave…